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Some of our most important ancient historical sources were written centuries after the events they describe. Arrian’s account of Alexander the Great, for example, was written more than 400 years after Alexander’s campaigns. By comparison, Mark is commonly dated to around 40 years after the public ministry of Jesus.... show more

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Here’s my review after reading the Gospel of Thomas 😊 Background: Gospel of Thomas is one of the books found by farmers in old clay jars in Egypt in 1945. When the ancient Coptic writing style was compared to writing styles over the years, experts determined the book was likely written between the years 100 and 200 CE. Over the centuries, ancient Christians had quoted Gospel of Thomas here and there, but a full copy of the book had been lost until the 1945 discovery. The book is said to have been written by Doubting Thomas, the disciple of Jesus. Of course the copy found in Egypt was likely translated from Thomas’ original writing some years after he wrote it. After reading it myself, I was shocked to find how very many of the sayings are in the Bible. It is a book of parables only, not the full story of Jesus. Some of the parables in Thomas are not in the Bible. I’ve heard from Christians who are scared to read something about Jesus that’s not in the Bible. When I hear that, I always think of the last verse of the Book of John which says: “And there are also many other things which Jesus did, the which, if they should be written every one, I suppose that even the world itself could not contain the books that should be written. Amen.” So John makes clear that Jesus’ whole story is not in the Bible. How delightful, after telling God I’d love to learn more of Jesus’ story, that I come across these sayings.😊🙏🏼 What’s your take?

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Jesus did not preach Christianity. The idea of Jesus being divine only appeared in the Gospel according to John, which was written about 70 years after Jesus left the world, it was written by some unknown author who never met Jesus Christ.

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🚨: Islam ☪️ came in 635AD. The gospel of John was written around 100AD. 535 years after the gospel of John came Islam ☪️ Now u want me to believe in a document that came 7 centuries after the holy bible Islamic☪️ logic is dead on arrival .

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Plato dated the sinking of Atlantis to 11,600 years ago...nine millennia before Solon’s time in Egypt. In an age without books or written archives, knowledge was preserved through oral tradition, passed with precision from teacher to initiate. The responsibility was sacred: not a single word could change. From the priests of Egypt to Native American storytellers, and even within modern Freemasonry, the discipline of unbroken transmission carries echoes of a time when memory itself was the library of civilization.

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The death and resurrection of a divine king is not a uniquely Christian idea. Randall Carlson points out that the archetype precedes Christianity by thousands of years, appearing across multiple ancient traditions long before the Gospel narratives were written. That context alone raises the question of what relationship the story of Jesus bears to the much older mythological pattern it so closely mirrors. The outrageous hypothesis Randall entertains is that Jesus did not die on the cross in the way the standard account presents - and that reading the Gospels carefully, with attention to the specific details rather than the broad narrative, produces something that looks less like spontaneous historical events and more like a pre-planned ritual being executed with deliberate precision. He stops short of asserting this, but argues the case is plausible and that the details are there in the text for anyone willing to look.

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